The quantity of something (as a commodity) that is created (usually within a given period of time)
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But there really isn't another method available that will yield good results.
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When that yield curve flattens, however, it signals concern about future activity.
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Yet that drop in yield has dimmed government bonds' appeal, some say.
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High-yield is often seen as a leading indicator for the equity market.
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However, final corn yield has often been lower than the August forecast.
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Analysts say this is the likely minimum yield the government can expect.
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However, rating requirements have made high-yield companies heavily reliant on third-party guarantees.
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However, the low yield may limit their usefulness, particularly in low-risk populations.
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That said; being too laid back may not yield great results either!
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In this case, Microsoft had compelling reasons to yield to Facebook's terms.
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If registered, the plants could yield millions of euros over several years.
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So far, so good for risky assets like stocks and high-yield bonds.
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They're getting a higher yield than the market was expecting, he said.
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Both yield and condition scores remain strong versus the previous two years.
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Feigenbaum feels the holocaust will yield much great art in the future.
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It was unclear whether the latest such order would yield immediate results.
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